Nestled in the beautiful Morris Township, just half a mile away from the Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim of Morristown main building, is a beautiful and friendly community affectionately known as “Tikvah Way”.
For the many Kollel Yungeleit, Hanhala members and families living in this warm and vibrant neighborhood, making the walk up to the Main campus on Shabbos and Yom Tov, meant walking on the very busy Sussex Avenue highway.
Head Shliach and Dean Rabbi Moshe Herson, Dean asked with former Mayor, Jeff Grayzel and the Township Committee to increase the safety and make it easier to come to Yeshiva on Shabbosim.
On Monday evening, 25 Elul – September 11, a lively Ribbon Cutting celebration was held for the brand-new sidewalk that stretches down Sussex Avenue, including the span from Tikvah Way to the Rabbinical College.
The Morristown Chabad community expressed tremendous appreciation to Morris Township for “a safer Morristown for all.”
Addressing the gathering at the entrance to Tikvah Way were Rabbi Moshe Herson, current Mayor Mark Gyorfy and former Mayor Jeff Grayzel. Attending the event were members of the Morristown Council and Governing Board.
Community children presented the Morris Township Mayor and Committee members with a “thank you” poster which they made.
In the spirit of safety, the new Morristown Hatzalah ambulance which is now stationed at the Rabbinical College participated at the celebration as well.
Honey sticks, ices, bubbles and water were distributed making it another fun filled and proud moment for the Morristown community.
Special thank you to Mrs. Sarah Morgenstern for coordinating the details of this event.
I was waiting for this to happen for years
Thank you to the people who put this together
Thank you for the beautiful pictures
All I have to say is wow!!
Thank you Rabbi Herson
What an achievement for the Morristown community
May you go from strength to strength and keep up the good work
It’s about time 🙂
Morristown is only growing bh
Stunning new building going up
History changing renovations happening in the current building
The cheder is busting thru it’s seams
Hatzalah started in the community!!
And of course (especially through Hakhel) there were and continue to be beautiful projects and additions in Torah learning and avodah in the yeshiva and in the community
Thank you to all those behind the founding of Morristown’s Hatzalah division. They are actively looking for more members to help them cover calls better. anyone who lives or works in the Morristown area and wants to give back the community is encouraged to apply.
Chap arein!!!!!